Water main break floods Studio City streets across from LADWP building
A broken water main caused heavy flooding on the streets of Studio City on Saturday afternoon, ironically taking place in the same block as the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power building.
West Los Angeles neighbors say coyotes have become more common, troublesome
West Los Angeles neighbors are raising concerns as coyote activity in their area seems to be increasingly common over recent months, causing concerns for animals and children.
Olympic Gold Medalist Turns Personal Tragedy Into Lifelong Mission to Save Lives
Scott Hamilton won four consecutive world titles and then an Olympic gold by 1984. More importantly for him, he has spent the last 49 years trying to make sure cancer doesn’t get to do to others what it did to his mother. The mission became personal twice over: first as a grieving son, then as a patient. Now, the figur
LA County firefighters battling 150-acre Juno Fire in Lancaster
The so-called Juno Fire, which was reported at around 5:50 p.m. near Fairmont-Neenach Road, grew to burn about 150 acres of brush by 7:30 p.m., LACoFD firefighters said.
5 people hurt in ‘mass stabbing’ on Exposition Park pedestrian bridge, LAPD says
Police say at least five people suffered severe lacerations in a "mass stabbing" on the pedestrian bridge at a Metro Rail Station.
Southern California Child Exploitation Crackdown Spans Five Counties With 341 Arrests and 40 Children...
LOS ANGELES, CA — More than 300 people were arrested in a two-week Southern California enforcement operation aimed at internet-facilitated child exploitation crimes, police said Thursday. The effort, known as Operation Firewall, also led to the rescue of 40 children, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Inve
Magnitude 4.2 earthquake jolts Southern California, light shaking felt widely
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattled residents across Southern California early Sunday morning, with hundreds feeling tremors.
Pair of Long Beach street vendors unable to work after attack, car crash on...
Two Long Beach street vendors are still recovering from separate incidents that happened over the Fourth of July weekend, when one was violently attacked and the other had his livelihood destroyed in a car crash.
California neighborhood that hid public bay path could bankroll long-awaited park improvements
A proposed settlement in California would require a homeowners association to contribute $2.5 million towards improvements at Jack Nichol Park due to illegally blocking public access routes for over three decades. For more than 30 years, public access to a California waterfront park was reportedly constrained by the af
California HOA to pay $2.5M to resolve coastal access dispute
The new plan calls for unlocked gates and a public restroom.
